Protesters are arrested at the site of a proposed main stadium for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics, as demonstrations focus on the future of a heritage-listed park in the city. Reporting from both outlets says police detain protesters after gatherings at the location become the central point of dispute over proposed Olympic development. The Winnipeg Free Press reports that two protesters are arrested at the stadium site. The Washington Times says five people are arrested on Friday and that other protesters move away from the area. Both accounts describe the protests as taking place near the proposed stadium footprint, with the conflict tied to concerns about heritage protections for the park. Sources agree that law enforcement actions occur during the protests and that subsequent movement reduces the number of protesters remaining at the site. The arrests are presented as part of a broader, ongoing dispute over how the Olympics may affect the heritage-listed park.